How to Embed Font in Flash
Adobe Flash is a computer program used to create many interactive features. For example, you can use Flash to create interactive websites, advertisements or games. When using Flash, there may be times when you need to embed fonts. If you do not properly embed the fonts, the program may display a font or a graphic that is not what you intended. Thankfully, the process to embed a font in Flash is not overly complex.
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Instructions
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Create a new file in your Flash software. Open the Flash program, select the "File" option and choose "New Flash Document."
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Open Flash's Library in your new Flash document. In the pop-up tab in the Library, select "New Font." This will open a new window called "Font Symbol Properties."
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Enter a name for your font and choose the font type and style in the "Font Symbol Properties" window. Note that the name can be the name of the font or a name that you choose. Also, the style of the font is optional (default is "Regular").
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Click "OK" to exit the Font Symbol Properties window. The newly created font will appear on the document's library. Right-click on the newly created font. Choose the "Linkage" option; this will open a new window entitled "Linkage Properties."
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Select the "Export for ActionScript" option and press "OK." The font will be present in your Library and embedded in your Flash when you use the font.
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